"Golden" screen gem Betty White is returning to the land of sitcomdom in "Hot in Cleveland," according to The Associated Press. The TV Land show has asked the hilarious actress to co-star in its 10-episode inaugural season. According to the AP, the television veteran was originally cast for the pilot to play a witty, lively caretaker of a Cleveland home shared by three L.A. transplants. The former west coasters will be played by Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, and Wendie Malick. Betty will be plenty busy leading up to the June launch of the show. She was confirmed to host "Saturday Night Live" on May 8 and will appear in the season finale of ABC's "The Middle."

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From a margarita machine in the house to which "Bachelor" required $20,000 of dental work -- the "20/20" special, "Inside The Bachelor: The Stories Behind the Rose," revealed surprising secrets about the hit ABC reality franchise, including, do the couples really get intimate on the show? A show producer divulged that bachelor Matt Grant underwent $20,000 of dental work before making his debut on the show, while it was also revealed on the program that there is a margarita machine on the premises of the house where contestants live during filming. And when it comes to intimacy, "Bachelor" producer Mike Fleiss said that the "average guy has s** with three women throughout the course of the show." The special amicably reunited Brad Womack and the woman he jilted, Deanna Pappas. Womack angered fans by not choosing either of the final two women when he was "The Bachelor," but Pappas went on to break off her engagement to Jesse Csincsak after she became "The Bachelorette." Deanna reflected to ABC cameras, "I wish that I would have done what Brad did, and I probably shouldn't have chosen anyone in the end." The show also caught up with other former contestants, explaining where they are now. Prince Lorenzo Borghese is currently selling pooch products, while former bachelors Travis Stork, Bob Guiney and Jesse Palmer have found careers in television -- on "The Doctors," Game Show Network and ESPN respectively. "Bachelor" Jerry Ferris quit his job at an art gallery and now translates for deaf patients. Charlie O'Connell is still dating Sarah Brice, the woman he chose on "The Bachelor," despite some rocky times, and the couple said an engagement could be coming soon. Another former "Bachelor" participant Meredith Phillips is writing cookbooks and currently living with a filmmaker and expects to be engaged soon as well. "Bachelor" Andrew Firestone is happily married to a Serbian model named Ivana. Sadly, "Bachelor" Guiney is in the process of getting a divorce from "All My Children" actress Rebecca Budig, and said, "It's been a really rough couple weeks recently ... we're thankful to have our friendship." The next outing of the ABC reality franchise arrives in May when Ali Fedotowsky debuts as the next "Bachelorette."

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Are you Team Edward or Team Jacob? Either way, everyone wins when 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' arrives on DVD and Blu-ray at 12:01 a.m. Saturday -- and we've got an extended first look at the special features! Watch the video! The second installation of Stephenie Meyer's phenomenal 'Twilight' series, 'New Moon' finds Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) forced to choose between her vampire love Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) and werewolf Jacob Black (Taylor Lautner). When Edward chooses to leave Bella in order to remove her from harm's way, she recklessly tests fate in order to glimpse her love once more -- and Jacob moves in to protect her with his pack. But with the rogue vampire Victoria (Rachelle Lefevre) seeking revenge on Bella and moving in for the kill, vamps and werewolves are forced to create an uneasy alliance. And with Edward believing Bella to be dead, can she save him from certain death in Italy at the hands of the ruling vamp clan, the Volturi (Dakota Fanning and Michael Sheen)? Special features on 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' DVD and Blu-ray include an exclusive look at the next installment, 'The Twilight Saga: Eclipse'; audio commentary by director Chris Weitz and editor Peter Lambert; a six-part behind-the-scenes documentary on the making of the film; music videos from Death Cab for Cutie, Anya Marina and Mute Math, plus rehearsal footage with Muse, who is featured on the film's hit soundtrack. Watch "The Insider" for complete 'Twilight' coverage!

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Administrators for Michael Jackson's estate announced a seven-year distribution deal with Sony Music Entertainment Monday, according to a report. The Los Angeles Times reported that the deal could cover up to 10 projects across media, and that it could be valued at up to $250 million. According to the L.A. Times, Jackson estate administrator John Branca said of the deal, "We and Sony feel that the future for Michael Jackson is unlimited." The Times quoted Columbia Epic label group (a division of Sony) chairman Rob Stringer as saying, "The audio rights span across different projects. There may be theater. There may be films and movies. There may be computer games -- or multi-media platforms that I don't know about today that will happen in 2015."

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Jim Carrey's groundbreaking official Web site (www.jimcarrey.com) has won first place at the 13th Annual SXSW (South by Southwest) Web Awards in the "Film/TV" category. The revolutionary site, launched last November, was selected among thousands of Web sites from around the globe linked to actors, television series and companies, films and the film industry. The sites were judged on Visual Design, Creativity and Content. JimCarrey.com, a collaborative effort by Carrey and interactive marketing agency 65 Media, reveals "eccentric, psychedelic corners of Jim Carrey's mind." The site, called a "visually stunning treat" by Entertainment Weekly, presents information -- like the star's filmography, movie trailers, archived appearances and family photos -- against the backdrop of Carrey's creative universe. JimCarrey.com received an impressive 35,000 visits in its first weekend after it launched, which is the highest number of any celebrity Web site's launch, according to a rep for the star. The SXSW Interactive Festival runs through March 21.

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